Ratko Mladić committed genocide. His death reminds me why I reject the charge against Israel. A law professor sees a fundamental difference between the crimes of the Bosnian Serb general and Israel’s war on Hamas.
This historian’s classic ideas about memory fuel a new drama about Oct. 7 and Jewish identity In Jonathan Spector’s play “Birthright,” a 40-year-old book is speaking to today’s anxious audiences.
Jews have long fought antisemitism in court. Is the law built for the fight? Historian James Loeffler’s new book, “Exceptional Hatred,” traces how America came to treat antisemitism and its Jewish victims as special cases.
A consultant was fired for telling Jewish leaders to avoid the term ‘Zionism.’ But did he have a point?
I’m Korean and Jewish. The college essay forced me to confront how I’m seen — and how I want to be seen.
As Conservative rabbis, we can’t perform interfaith weddings. But we can bless the Jewish families they create.